Wagga artist and Community Drug Action Team to use art as education tool against drug and alcohol abuse

Jessica McLaughlin
Updated September 6 2020 - 5:46pm, first published September 3 2020 - 8:00pm
CREATIVE OUTLET: Phillip Pye and Sheree Ridley are providing the city's youth with a way of expressing themselves to educate on the risks of drug and alcohol abuse. Picture: Les Smith
CREATIVE OUTLET: Phillip Pye and Sheree Ridley are providing the city's youth with a way of expressing themselves to educate on the risks of drug and alcohol abuse. Picture: Les Smith

A FOCUS on creativity has become the latest technique to tackle youth drug and alcohol issues within the Wagga community.

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Jessica McLaughlin

Jessica McLaughlin

Crime Reporter

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